Iwillink Blank 12-Port Keystone Patch Panel with 89D Wall Mount Bracket, Versatile Vertical/Horizontal Installation, Includes 6 Blank Keystone Inserts for Custom Configurations

Great value for security cameras. Easy to install and use. Fits in the closet and is good quality.

Well built, sturdy steel face plate. Key Stone plugs fit perfect but only go in one orientation. If you're using stiff CAT6 the 90 degree bend necessary to fit into the Patch Panel holders depth is "potentially" a problem as I found out. Especially in a small area. Still I would buy it again as the Patch Panel is what it claims to be.

It turned out to be exactly right for my enclosure, although my implementation has the numbers upside-down. Nice and solid. It was a bit difficult to mount in the enclosure, but that was more the enclosure’s fault. My one gripe is that the keystone connectors are too tight, due to the wires extending on the side of the connectors. Maybe you’re supposed to trim the wires shorter so that they aren’t visible on the sides, but if there are even small protruding stubs (which is how I trimmed them), there isn’t space in the enclosure for all 12. The mounts start to lean, and I had to use a blank between every 3 or 4 keystones to create tolerance (which was OK for me, since I only had 9 cables to attach). I’m not sure if the fault is the mount’s or my trimming of the wires, but there really isn’t any spare room between mounts.

Fit: Perfect fit for the STANDARD size Keystones like the Cable Matter JR45 Cat 6 ones. Ease of setup: Keystones snapped in and out well. Watch the bottom orientation of Keystone when installing into patch panel to avoid binds Why did you pick this product vs others?: My requirements needed a patch panel that was less then rack size (19 in) and most are a non-standard thin/compact size.

I was suspicious at first. But this fits into my already installed home wiring cabinet if i use a small keystone adapter. I bought a second one to make the cabinet look decent. I will be able to shut the door without a problem.

Well made, but beware that if you are installing keystone jacks with the wiring exiting the back that you will need to install spacers for more depth to the wall as I did. over than that it worked well.

I purchased this for my house to declutter CAT6 cables. It attacked easily in my small IT cabinet and the connectors attached as needed to clean up the cabinet and make cabling easier to locate and use. I may have to get a second one as the need grows but for now, very pleased.

I was looking forward to trying this, and find that it has a nice design. However, it doesn't fit RJ45 keystone couplers. I thought it would, because the product video shows one of these going into it, along with a punchdown/RJ45 piece, HDMI and some others. But then, after buying it and opening it, I noticed that one of the product images also shows that RJ45 couplers are not compatible (with a red X). So, their product materials are contradictory and unfortunately I was on the wrong side of that. See screenshots: one is a still frame from their video, which clearly shows an RJ45 coupler; the other is their compatibility chart which clearly shows RJ45 couplers don't work. Be advised that they do not work, because there is not enough space for the cable to plug in on the wall side.

The unit looks and feels well builtm but as other have mentioned the space in the back is really tight. Some places won't allow for female to female keystones to be useful (even if installed with spaces)

Really nice little patch panel, sturdy, does a great job of keeping my communications box much more organized. As others have mentioned, depending on the keystones you're installing, it is a bit on the tight side, but this was not a major issue for me and I was able to get the keystones back out again without damaging the unit.

The front plate is metal and nice quality, as are the blank plugs, the white wall mount is sturdy plastic, but if you are using female to female couplers as the listing suggests, then the design does not lend itself well to being wall mounted, as you may be able to see in the photo of my setup, I used mounting spacers to bring the patch panel out from the wall a bit, and it works fine. Another solution would be to use punch down keystones to get a little more room

Well built and easy to use and I like the 10” body as it makes it much easier to fit in media cabinets.

The price is right, but as others have mentioned, there's not a lot of room for anything. I am using toolless keystones and they are a little bit too wide and I couldn't put more than 2 in a row before needing to put a blank piece in or else it started to get too tight and bend the metal bracket.